St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-17
THE CITY'S GAY
SOciety's Whirl---PersOnal Gossip
..-At the Hotels

The marriage of W. j. Hendren and Miss
Anna NJ. Carlisle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James Carlisle, was quietly solemnized yes
terday afternoon at 4 80 o'clock at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, at 2O25 Port
land Place Rev. 5. NJ. Campbell performed
the usual ceremony after which wedding
supper was served to few intimate friends
and relatives. Miss Lizzie Palmes acted as
bridesmaid and Mr.. Toomey as best man
The bride wore cream satin, with white
ace, long train and bouquet The groom was
attired in full dress. Many handsome and
useful presents were received by the newly
married couple. The happy pair were,
stormed with rice and old boots upon their
departure from the house to the depot, where
they took the train for the East. They will
be absent some two weeks, after which they
will return TO Minneapolis and begin house
keeping ON Portland place.
There will be an important meeting of the
Flour City Snow Shoe and TOboggan club to-
night at their club rooms, 20 Syndicate
block .-.
The Song Recital given under the auspices
OF the conservatory of music by Miss Julia
May, contralto, last night in Dyer's hall was
largely attended and very successful affair.
Miss May was very ably assisted by Miss Isa-
bel Gale, soprano, Mrs. Ii. W. Gleason, plan
DIST, and DR.. Clarence Strachauer, cello This
last accomplished musician won great ap-
plause for his rendering of the second num-
Der a ''Loure for cello" by Bach. The duets
the Summer Birds were beautifully ap-
plauded and in fact the whole performance
ran very smoothly and seemed to be thor
oughly enjoyed by all present
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
James F. Cameron and Kate f. Laird, Maur-
ritz Kjelgren and Anna c Erickson, James
Edwards and Maggie Smith, Stanisaus Kow
alski and Eva Danielewska, William
II. Hendrin and Anna NJ. Carlisle,
John B. Youngstown and Jennie
johnson, Gunerrus Hanson and
Anna Arneson, c. Eugene Cottier and Nettie
Horn, John Kubick and Mary Diminsky, AL
bert L, Mueller and Nellie 5; Lawrence, Bert
Johnson and Jennie Lindell, Alfred X. Alli-
man and Emily A Boughton, Nels Dahlberg
and Betsy Eckstrom, William c. Brown and
Rosa FINLEY.
Among those who registered yesterday at
the Nicollet house was the well-known J. !.
Case, famous as the owner of Jay Eye See,
and head of the great implement factory at
Racine, Wis. Mr.. Case was merely here on
business matter connected with his branch
Office in town, and left last night for home,
stopping here only few hours.
Among the arrivals at the Nicollet house
were: j. /. Case, Racine; George Q. Frs
kline, Racine; s. A. Martin and wife, Fond
du-Lac; Charles A. Pope, Cleveland, o.; r.
D. Hubbard, Mankato; John Donohue, Man
cato; Mrs H. A. Stevens, Chicago, Ill: B. P.
Griffiths Milwaukee, Wis; B. S. Haskell,
Kandiatta. OAK; C. E. Oakley and wife,
Buffalo, Mimi; James E. Bassett, Fargo,
OAK: j. L. McElr0y, La crosse, WIS.
Among the arrivals at the St. James hotel
were: Thomas Brogan and wife, st. Peter.
Mimi: Frank Dennis. Mankato; n. \. Rudy,
Grand Falls; A. Weiff. Racine, Wis; j. II.
Mcclure. Eau claire; Z. Nelson. Ludington,
Mich u. G. Willard, Mankato.
The Faust club gave the first Of q series Of
social dances last evening at Malcomb Dane
ing academy on NicOllet avenue. A pleasant
time was enjoyed by about forty couples, who
skipped the light fantastic for four hours.
L. p. Plummer Post No. 30, G. A. r., will
have private dance this evening at Plum
hall, Ill Nicollet avenue. A large number
of invitations have been sent to the friends
of the post
VI. D. Tombler and wife, Wyoming: A. ".
Gardner and wife. Hastings; II. E. TURNER
and wife, Boston; J. NJ. Chussinger
and wife, Eau Claire, Wis; j. Esbjornsen
and wife, Litchfeld, are stopping at the
West.
The West hotel barber shop and bathing
parlors will henceforth be under the same
management as the house. The bathing de-
partment will be entirely remodeled, en-
larged and improved.
Among the arrivals at the Clark are Miss
Jennie Paul, Grand Rapids, Mich; p. IS.
Smith, Northfeld; f. W. Jones, Column
bus o.
Charles H. Strobeck. prominent politi-
clan from Meeker county, is i'll the city.
Dr. Boyer has gone on a hunting eXcur-
sion to the northern part of the state.
w D. Fox, proprietor Of the Cameron
house La Crosse. is in the city. r.